Economic & Social Issues Schemes For Rbi Grade B - Sebi Grade A - Nabard 2020

ECONOMIC & SOCIAL ISSUES
SCHEMES FOR
RBI GRADE B|SEBI GRADE A|NABARD
2020
PART 5
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Contents
1 Reading Mission ............................................................................................................................................. 7
2 Mukhyamantri Parivar Samridhi Yojana.......................................................................................................... 7
3 YSR Pension Kanuka Doorstep Pension Scheme.............................................................................................. 7
4 Jana Sevaka Initiative ..................................................................................................................................... 8
5 Intivadhakey Pension Scheme ........................................................................................................................ 8
6 Mukhyamantri Paryatan Samvardhan Yojana ................................................................................................. 8
7 Sishu Suraksha App ........................................................................................................................................ 8
8 Arundhati Swarna Yojana ............................................................................................................................... 9
9 Damini Helpline Service ................................................................................................................................. 9
10 Rojgar Sangi’ .............................................................................................................................................. 9
11 Madhu App .............................................................................................................................................. 10
12 YSR Law Nestham Scheme ........................................................................................................................ 10
13 YSR Aasaraa Scheme ................................................................................................................................ 10
14 Enable Start-up Track Acceleration (ESTAC) program................................................................................ 11
15 Sahachari Scheme .................................................................................................................................... 11
16 Vijayamritham Scheme ............................................................................................................................ 11
17 Shiv Bhojan Scheme ................................................................................................................................. 11
18 Abhinandan Scheme ................................................................................................................................ 12
19 Amma Vodi Scheme ................................................................................................................................. 12
20 Youth Empowerment and Support (YES) Scheme ..................................................................................... 13
21 Amma Youth Sports Scheme .................................................................................................................... 13
22 Breast Cancer screening initiative............................................................................................................. 13
23 Swasthya Sakhi Project ............................................................................................................................. 13
24 Yashaswini Scheme .................................................................................................................................. 14
25 Project Suraksha ...................................................................................................................................... 14
26 ‘Mukhyamantri Karmachari Swasthya Bima Yojana .................................................................................. 14
27 Aarogyasri scheme ................................................................................................................................... 15
28 Study in Gujarat ....................................................................................................................................... 15
29 Cyber Safe Women................................................................................................................................... 15
30 Krishi Patasala .......................................................................................................................................... 16
31 Nethanna Nestham .................................................................................................................................. 16
32 Project Sama ............................................................................................................................................ 16
33 Jalsathi ..................................................................................................................................................... 17
34 Abhay....................................................................................................................................................... 17
35 Meat on Wheels ....................................................................................................................................... 17
36 YSR Aarogyasri Aasara Scheme ................................................................................................................. 17

37 Nadu Nedu Scheme .................................................................................................................................. 18
38 Mukhya Mantri Septic Tank Safai Yojana .................................................................................................. 18
39 Saubhagyavati Scheme ............................................................................................................................. 18
40 Sarana Balyam Scheme ............................................................................................................................ 19
41 Bhamashah Swasthya Bima Yojana ........................................................................................................... 19
42 One Family, One Job................................................................................................................................. 19
43 Mukhyamantri Yuva Swabhiman Yojana ................................................................................................... 19
44 Tell Didi (Didi Ke Bolo) .............................................................................................................................. 19
45 Mo College Programme............................................................................................................................ 19
46 Vhali Dikri Yojna ....................................................................................................................................... 19
47 Mission Shakti .......................................................................................................................................... 20
48 Village Volunteers System ........................................................................................................................ 20
49 Mahatma Gandhi Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana (MGSSBY) ............................................................................ 20
50 Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojana ......................................................................................... 21
51 Pasupu-Kumkuma Scheme ....................................................................................................................... 21
52 Mukhya Mantri Vriddha Pension Yojana ................................................................................................... 21
53 Ama Ghare LED ........................................................................................................................................ 21
54 Madhu Babu Pension Yojana Scheme ....................................................................................................... 21
55 Chullah Free and Smoke Free Maharashtra .............................................................................................. 22
56 Jal Amrutha Scheme ................................................................................................................................. 22
57 Atal Aahar Yojana ..................................................................................................................................... 22
58 Mukhya Mantri Karigar Sahayata ............................................................................................................. 22
59 Mukhya Mantri Aanchal Amrit Yojana ...................................................................................................... 22
60 Yuvashree Arpan Scheme ......................................................................................................................... 23
61 Mukhya Mantri Kaushal Samvardhan Yojana ............................................................................................ 23
62 Kushal Yuva Program................................................................................................................................ 23
63 Emission Trading Scheme ......................................................................................................................... 23
64 Mukhyamantri Kirayedar Bijli Meter Yojana ............................................................................................. 23
65 Aponar Apon Ghar ................................................................................................................................... 23
66 Abhinandan Education Loan Subsidy Scheme ........................................................................................... 24
67 Free Drugs Scheme for 651 Tea Garden Hospital ...................................................................................... 24
68 #10Hafte10Baje10Minute Campaign ........................................................................................................ 24
69 Champions Campaign............................................................................................................................... 24
70 Tatpar Mobile App ................................................................................................................................... 24
71 Mukhya Mantri Seva Sankalp Helpline ‘1100’ ........................................................................................... 25
72 ‘Jan Soochna Portal’ ................................................................................................................................. 25
73 Mukhya Mantri Dal Poshit Yojana............................................................................................................. 25

74 Mukhyamantri Vyapari Samuhik Niji Durghatna Beema Yojana ................................................................ 25
75 Mukhyamantri Vyapari Kshatipurti Beema Yojana .................................................................................... 26
76 Project Gaushala ...................................................................................................................................... 26
77 Ayushman Bharat – Mahtama Gandhi Rajasthan Swasthya Bima Yojana (AB-MGRSBY) ............................ 26
78 ABADHA (Augmentation of Basic Amenities and Development of Heritage and Architecture) Scheme ..... 26
79 Mo Parivar Programme ............................................................................................................................ 26
80 Strategic Action Plan ................................................................................................................................ 26
81 No Government Jobs for those with more than two kids starting from 2021 ............................................ 26
82 YSR Rythu Bharosa – PM Kisan Yojana ...................................................................................................... 27
83 YSR Kanti Velugu Scheme ......................................................................................................................... 27
84 YSR Vahana Mitra ..................................................................................................................................... 27
85 Farishte Dilli Ke ........................................................................................................................................ 27
86 Mukhya Mantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana ................................................................................................. 27
87 Urjagiri Campaign..................................................................................................................................... 27
88 Mukhyamantri Suposhan Abhiyaan .......................................................................................................... 27
89 Mukhyamantri Haat Bazaar Clinic Yojana ................................................................................................. 28
90 Mukhyamantri Shahariya Slum Swasthya Yojana ...................................................................................... 28
91 Universal PDS Scheme .............................................................................................................................. 28
92 Mukhyamantri Ward Karyalaya ................................................................................................................ 28

Budget Estimates 2020-21 (In Crores) for schemes mentioned in the passage:
Scheme Budget Estimates 2020-21 (In Crores)

Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS)
Core of the Core Schemes
National Social Assistance Program 9197
Mahatma Gandhi National Rural 61500
Employment Guarantee Program
Umbrella Scheme for Development of 6242
Schedule Castes
Umbrella Programme for Development of 4191
Scheduled Tribes
Minorities
Other Vulnerable Groups
Core Schemes
Green Revolution 13320
White Revolution 1805
Blue Revolution 570
Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojna (PMKSY) 11127
Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojna (PMGSY) 19500
Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna (PMAY) 27500
Jal Jeevan Mission 11500
Swachh Bharat Mission 12294
National Health Mission 34115
National Education Mission 39161
National Programme of Mid-Day Meal in 11000
Schools
Umbrella ICDS 28557
Mission for Protection and Empowerment 1163
for Women
National Livelihood Mission - Ajeevika 10005
Jobs and Skill Development 5372
Environment, Forestry and Wildlife 926
Urban Rejuvenation Mission: AMRUT and 13750
Smart Cities Mission
Modernization of Police Forces 3162
Infrastructure Facilities for Judiciary 762
Border Area Development Programme 784
Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Rurban Mission 600
Rashtriya Gram Swaraj Abhiyan (RGSA) 858
PMJAY – Ayushman Bharat 6429

Note: In this document, we shall be covering the Government schemes which are related to the
sectors forming a part of the ESI Syllabus. We shall also cover those schemes which might be not
directly linked to the syllabus but stand a chance to appear in the examination.
The schemes pertaining to the Agriculture and Rural Sectors have been covered in a separate
document. Some of the schemes maybe common, like they may be coming under a ministry
concerned with the topic mentioned in the ESI syllabus and also catering to the Rural sector. So, they
have been included in both the documents to avoid confusion.
We shall be covering the schemes grouped into 5 parts:
Part 1- Schemes related to Employment Generation (including social security schemes), Skill
Development, Financial Inclusion and Information Technology (IT)
Part 2- Schemes related to Health and Education
Part 3- Women, Child Development and Social Justice (SC, ST, Senior Citizens, Divyang and Minority)
Part 4- Drinking Water & Sanitation, Urbanization and Poverty Alleviation
Part 5- Schemes launched by different state/UTs in 2019 and 2020

Part 5
Note: All schemes covered in this document were launched by State/UTs in last 12 months.
1 Reading Mission
Launched By: Haryana
Aim: To encourage reading habit among the young students of the state.
Key Features:
• The scheme is on the lines of the ‘Reading Mission 2022’, launched by the central
government.
• Under this initiative, monthly book review sessions and mass book reading are to be organised
by students in educational institutions.
2 Mukhyamantri Parivar Samridhi Yojana

Aim: To provide social security to families
Eligibility: To avail benefit of the scheme, the annual family income should be less than Rs 1,80,000
or a total landholding of less than two hectares.
Key Features:
• The scheme provides social security to people in terms of life/accidental insurance cover and
pensionary benefits to individual families.
• The eligible beneficiary family will get Rs 500 per month.
• Out of this amount, the premium for the life insurance of a member of the age group of 18 to
50 years will be paid from his account at the rate of Rs 330 per year.
• In case of death of the beneficiary, cover insurance of two lakh rupees will be given.
3 YSR Pension Kanuka Doorstep Pension Scheme

Launched By: Andhra Pradesh
Eligibility:
• Total family income should be less than Rs. 10,000 per month in rural areas and Rs. 12,000/-
per month in urban areas.
• Total land holding of the family should be less than 3 acres of wetland or 10 acres of dry land
or 10 acres of both wet and dry land together.
• Monthly electricity consumption should be less than 300 units.
• No family member should be Government employee or pensioner
• The family should not own 4 wheeler (Taxi, Auto, Tractors Exempted)
• No family member should pay income tax.

• In urban areas, a family who owns no property or less than 750 sq ft built-up area.
Key Features:
• Under the scheme various welfare pensions will be delivered to the old age pensioners.
• The old age pensioners age has also been reduced from 65 to 60 years.
• The disabled pensions (DP) will be Rs. 3000 per month whereas the pension amount for CKDU
(Chronic kidney disease of unknown)/dialysis pensions will be Rs. 5,000-Rs. 10,000 per month.
• The beneficiaries will be delivered with the pension services through volunteers equipped with
smartphones.
4 Jana Sevaka Initiative

Launched By: Karnataka
Key Features:
• The initiative is a call and app-based door delivery of various state government services.
• Under the initiative, the officials would visit the citizens’ homes and would provide the
required services.
• To avail the services at home, citizens, particularly senior citizens and the disabled, can call
helpline number (080-44554455) and request the service needed by providing details of their
address.
5 Intivadhakey Pension Scheme

Key Features:
• Under the scheme, state government has started door to door delivery of pension to the
beneficiaries.
• It is the first of its kind in India.
6 Mukhyamantri Paryatan Samvardhan Yojana

Launched By: Uttar Pradesh
Aim: To boost tourism in state
Key Feature:
• Under the scheme, one tourist point with a fund of 50 lakh rupees will be created in each
and every assembly segment of the state.
7 Sishu Suraksha App

Launched By: Assam
• Assam State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (ASCPCR) launched a mobile app called
‘Sishu Suraksha’, an e-complaint box for child right violations.
Aim: To empower citizens to take moral responsibility of protecting future generations
Key Features:
• The app can be used by anyone in the state to lodge a complaint which will be directly
registered at Commission.
• The app will ease the people as one of the major challenges is that most people are not aware
of where to go and report a case of child rights violations.
8 Arundhati Swarna Yojana

Launched By: Assam
Objective: The main objective through the implementation of this scheme was to make the
percentage of registered marriage higher.
Eligibility:
• The annual income of the bride’s family must be less than five lakh rupees to avail the scheme.
• Minimum age should be 18 years and 21 years for the bride and bridegroom respectively.
• The family has to register their marriage under the Special Marriage (Assam) Rules, 1954.
• Minimum education should be 10th standard. However, minimum educational qualification
criteria have been relaxed for the tribes and workers of tea gardens.
• The eligible bride and bridegroom must apply for the scheme before the date of their wedding.
Key Features:
• Under the scheme, the state government will offer 10 grams of gold as a gift to every adult
bride who has completed at least 10th standard and has registered her marriage. (The
government will not give the gold directly but Rs. 30,000 to purchase 10 gms of gold.)
9 Damini Helpline Service

• The Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) has launched a dedicated
women helpline, 'Damini', which is a calling and a WhatsApp service for the safety of women.
Key Features:
• The unique number "81142-77777" has been subscribed for the helpline, which is an extension
of the 'Nirbhaya Yojana' that aims to ensure safety of women.
• The service will be functional from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day and will be exclusively handled
by women officers at the UPSRTC headquarters and regional offices.
• Women passengers can lodge their complaints on the general helpline number, 1800-180-
2877, after 6 p.m.
10 Rojgar Sangi’
Launched By: Chhattisgarh

Aim: To provide employment to trained youths under their skill development programme
Key Features:
• The app was developed with the help of National Informatics Centre which will benefit 7 lakh
students who were trained under the 705 courses offered by Chhattisgarh State Skill
Development Authority (CSSDA).
• The app will act as a bridge between the employment-generating institutions or individual and
skill-trained youth.
• The institutions or individuals providing employment can contact the youth trained in skill
training as per their requirement.
• Information of trained & certified youths from more than 400 courses has been included.
11 Madhu App
Launched By: Odisha
• The app has been named after freedom fighter social reformer Madhusudan Das.
Aim: It is aimed at helping school students in learning their lessons taught in school classrooms
through videos and practicing them.
12 YSR Law Nestham Scheme

Objective:
• The primary objective of this welfare scheme is to offer financial support to the law
practitioners.
• The scheme will also develop the judicial system indirectly.
Key Features:
• Under this scheme, a stipend of Rs 5,000 has been credited in the accounts of beneficiary
junior lawyers with the click of the button.
• Each beneficiary will attain the grant money in their bank accounts on a monthly basis.
13 YSR Aasaraa Scheme

Aim: It is aimed at providing Post-Operative Sustenance allowance of Rs 225 per day or Rs 5000 per
month.
Key Features:
• The scheme will be applicable if the treatment expenditure crosses Rs 1,000.
• It will be applicable in more than 130 super speciality hospitals in Hyderabad, Bangalore and
Chennai , apart from hospitals in the state.
• 510 kinds of medicines will be available in government hospitals from December 15th 2019.
• WHO standard medicines will be available in all government hospitals from next April.
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14 Enable Start-up Track Acceleration (ESTAC) program
Launched By: Punjab
Aim: To foster entrepreneurship and innovation in the state.
Key Features:
• ESTAC is a series of startup acceleration programmes created through a strategic partnership
between the state government (Start-up Punjab Cell) and AIC, Indian School of Business,
Mohali.
• The programme focuses on supporting technology-led, scalable and investible growth stage
startups in areas of government-enabled and private sector driven businesses.
• The first of the series of ESTAC programme focuses on agri-tech startups, while the subsequent
ones will relate to e-mobility, grain procurement, electric metering and other agricultural
innovations.
• It will be a six-month programme commencing from March 1, 2020.
• Ten selected startups will be given the opportunity to participate in the ESTAC programme and
secure pilot projects with the government of Punjab.
15 Sahachari Scheme
Launched By: Kerala
Key Features:
• This scheme aims to provide encouragement to NCC/NSS/SPC units functioning in schools who
offer assistance to differently-abled students with over 40% disability in their studies as well
as other extra-curricular activities.
• Certificates and plaques will be awarded to 3 best NCC/NSS/SPC units, who offer service to the
much needy differently-abled students.
• For this work, they will be given an amount of Rs. 40,000/- for each.
16 Vijayamritham Scheme
Launched By: Kerala
Aim: To provide motivation and to become the helping hand for differently-abled persons.
Key Features:
• It provides a one-time cash award to meritorious differently-abled persons who have scored
high marks in Degree/ Equivalent courses, Post Graduate (PG) & Professional courses.
• The students from Government / Aided Colleges/ Other Affiliated Institutions (Parallel
colleges, Distance Education Centres) are eligible for this scheme.
17 Shiv Bhojan Scheme

Launched By: Maharashtra
Aim: To provide a meal to the poor at subsidized rates

Key Features:
• Under the scheme, the Shiv Sena-led state government will provide a meal to the poor for just
Rs 10.
• The scheme has been currently launched on a pilot basis.
• Under the Shiv Bhojan scheme, lunch plates or thalis will be made available to the poor at
designated canteens and centres during a particular time in all districts of the state.
• At least one 'Shiv Bhojan' canteen will be opened at the district headquarters.
18 Abhinandan Scheme
Launched By: Assam
Aim: To support students who wish to pursue higher education from good institutes or are already
doing so
Eligibility Criteria:
• The applicant student should be a permanent resident of the state of Assam.
• The education loan should have been availed from a commercial or regional rural bank
recognized by the Reserve Bank of India.
• The education loan should be of a minimum of Rs 1 lakh.
• The loan should have been sanctioned before March 31, 2019.
• The scheme also covers education loans sanctioned after March 31, 2019. However, in case of
such loans, the subsidy will be provided only after 25% of the total sanctioned loan amount
has been disbursed.
Key Features:
• The “Abhinandan Education Loan Subsidy Scheme” was launched along with the housing loan
subsidy scheme “Aponar Apon Ghar”.
• Under this scheme, the Assam government will provide a one-time subsidy of Rs 50,000 to
students who have availed education loan for higher studies.
• The scheme covers all commercial banks and regional rural banks.
19 Amma Vodi Scheme

Aim: To support low-income families in educating their children
Eligibility/Applicability:
• The scheme is applicable from the academic year 2019-20 in all the government, private
aided, private unaided schools/junior colleges. It will also include residential schools and
colleges in the state.
• The scheme is not applicable to dropouts from school or colleges.
• Government employees and income taxpayers are also not eligible for the scheme.

• Amma Vodi is available to ration card holders, who fall under the Below Poverty Line and clear
a few more criteria related to their economic status.
Key Features:
• The scheme will be implemented from January 26, 2020 (Republic Day).
• Mothers and guardians of school-going children from lower income groups will get financial
assistance of Rs 15,000 annually under the scheme.
• The scheme was allocated a budget of around Rs 6,455 crore for 2019-20, which is nearly 20%
of the total education budget of Rs 32,618 crore of Andhra Pradesh.
20 Youth Empowerment and Support (YES) Scheme

Aim: To provide career guidance and skill and personality development assistance to degree students
in the district.
21 Amma Youth Sports Scheme

Launched By: Tamil Nadu
Aim: It aims at identifying young talents in villages and providing them appropriate training to enable
them to take part in high-level sports events.
Key Features:
• Under the scheme , youth would be trained in any one of the following sports – kabbadi,
volleyball, cricket or ball badminton.
• For the training purpose , the centre would be set up in 430 village panchayats and in 7 town
panchayats in Tiruvarur district.
• The scheme will be implemented with at a total cost of ₹ 2.55 crore.
• The Rural Development Department of Tamil Nadu had been entrusted with the responsibility
of creating playground for these sports in the villages and town panchayats.
22 Breast Cancer screening initiative

Launched By: Goa
Key Features:
• Under this initiative, women will be screened for breast cancer by the healthcare workers of
the state by which healthcare services will be reached out in rural areas of the state.
• Nearly 20,000 women in the state will be screened under this initiative.
23 Swasthya Sakhi Project

Launched By: Goa
Aim:
• To ensure the wellness and welfare of women, especially during pregnancy.
• To promote a healthy lifestyle, which will benefit both mother and child.
Key Features:
• Under this Project a diagnostic kit is given to the healthcare workers which helps them to
conduct basic diagnostic tests for People in the state at their doorsteps.
• The diagnostic kit is developed by the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) along with
Procter and Gamble to manufacture and supply the kits using corporate social responsibility
(CSR) fund.
• It contains an interface unit, a tablet and the peripheral bag which contains necessary
equipment to test blood pressure, blood sugar, blood haemoglobin and heart rate.
• The state government also launched the Swasthya Sahayak device to enable healthcare
workers to digitize all health information and conduct basic diagnostic tests.
24 Yashaswini Scheme
Launched By: Goa
Aim: To strengthen the socio-economic empowerment of women in Goa.
Key Features:
• Under this scheme, interest free loans up to Rs. 5 lakhs with a tenure of 5 years will be given
to women self-help groups by the state government of Goa.
• The loan amount will be paid in four installments and repayment of the loan starts from the
second year.
• The loan amount will be paid in a total of four installments. The repayment of the loan will
begin from the second year.
25 Project Suraksha
Launched By: Kerala
• The district panchayat of Kochi in association with the District Child Protection Unit (DCPU) has
rolled out a project called ‘Suraksha’, in 10 high schools under its jurisdiction.
Aim: To insulate school campuses from drugs
Key Features:
• It has been launched on an experimental basis to keep drugs away from campuses by reviving
School Protection Groups (SPGs) which are now largely defunct.
• The idea is to stir up a mass people’s movement without which there can be no effective
mechanism to prevent the penetration of drugs into schools.
• Efforts are on to create a network of mentors or informers to alert about potential drug
peddling around schools.
26 ‘Mukhyamantri Karmachari Swasthya Bima Yojana

Launched By: Madhya Pradesh
Aim: For welfare of all 12.55 lakh employees of the state
Eligibility
• All permanent and contractual employees, teachers, retired employees, home guards and
others getting salary from contingency fund will reap the benefits of this scheme.
• Staff of autonomous institutions of the state will also be covered.
• Employees of corporations, boards and officers of all India service can also opt for the scheme.
Key Features:
• The scheme will be effective from April 1 and will make every government employee and their
families eligible for medical treatment worth Rs 5 lakh annually.
• For some critical diseases, the eligibility will be enhanced to Rs 10 lakh.
27 Aarogyasri scheme
Aim: To provide free medical treatment to the poor
Eligibility
• It is applicable to people having an annual income of up to Rs 5 lakh and the eligible people
will be given Aarogyasri cards.
• The scheme will be applicable to those people whose treatment amount crosses Rs 1,000.
Funding:
• Patients will be provided financial aid of Rs 225 per day, to a maximum of Rs 5000 per
month, during the recovery or resting period after the operation.
• Pensions will also be provided ranging from Rs 3,000 to Rs 10,000 to patients depending
upon their disease
28 Study in Gujarat
Launched By: Gujarat
Aim: To make Gujarat State an educational hub at national and international level
29 Cyber Safe Women

Aim: To spread awareness regarding the atrocities committed against women and children as well
as law regarding cybercrime.
Key Features:
• Under this initiative, awareness camps will be held across all the districts of the state regarding
cyber safety.
• The initiative will help in educating women about how the web is used by anti-social
elements and child predators to commit various types of crimes.
• The campaign mainly aims to help the women and children in the state become aware of good
cyber practices, as only awareness can contribute to the creation of responsible netizens.

30 Krishi Patasala
Launched By: Kerala
Aim: To revive tradition farming practices
Key Features:
• It is a farm school (Krishi Patasala) project for housewives.
• Krishi Patasala programme will be implemented across the State with focus on farm houses.
• In the first phase, housewives will be imparted training in traditional farming practices.
• Upon completion of training, they will be encouraged to set up vegetable gardens in the
backyard.
31 Nethanna Nestham
Aim: To improve the financial condition of the traditional handloom weavers
Key Features:
• The scheme plans to provide financial aid to about 85,000 families across the State for five
years.
• It will extend an aid of ₹24,000 every year for each handloom weaver family that is currently
running a loom.
• The total amount a family would get by the end of the term would be ₹1.2 lakh in five years.
32 Project Sama
Launched By: Kerala
Motto: Women Empowerment through education
Key Features:
• Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has inaugurated a Class 10 and higher secondary
equivalency programme named ‘Sama’, for Kudumbashree workers.
• It has been organised by the Kerala State Literacy Mission Authority.
• It would give women who had left their studies mid-way a fresh opportunity to continue their
education and gain confidence.
• It would also open the doors for them to higher education and job avenues.
• It will be implemented in 1,000 local self-government institutions in the State in the first phase.
• Fifty women each will be included in Class 10 and higher secondary equivalency courses from
each local self-government institution.
• As many as one lakh women will benefit from the two courses in the 1,000 local bodies.
• The funds for these will be expended from the women component project of the local bodies
or the general purpose fund.

33 Jalsathi
Launched By: Odisha
Aim: To ensure supply of safe drinking water to all households in the state.
Key Features:
• Under the 'Jalasathi' programme, over 5,000 women will be engaged in Odisha to supply safe
drinking water.
• The programme will be initially implemented in eight wards of Bhubaneswar Municipal
Corporation under the 5T initiative of the Housing and Urban Development.
• It will be implemented in the remaining wards of the city as well as other urban areas of the
state in the next phases. The initiative is expected to benefit around 70 lakh people in urban
areas.
• The Jalasathis will serve as the links between consumers and the Public Health Engineering
Organisation (PHEO) or WATCO.
• The Jalasathis will be responsible for testing of water quality, facilitating new water
connections and regularising connections, reassessing of demands, reading of meter, bill
generation and delivery, collection of water charges and facilitating complaints redressal.
34 Abhay
• U.P. Police has launched a women-friendly initiative named as ‘Abhay’ which was launched by
the Prakasam district police of Andhra Pradesh earlier.
Key Feature:
• Under the pilot project, policemen will escort women who are stranded safely to their homes
between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m.
35 Meat on Wheels
Launched By: Telangana
• A group of SHG (Self Help Group) women from Irkode village of Siddipet district have come up
with innovative concept of "Meat on Wheels".
Aim: To serve indigenous non-vegetarian pickle recipes and fried chicken to the people.
Key Features:
• The vehicle carries the slogan Mana Siddipet Mana Mamsa Utpattulu (Our Siddipet- Our non-
vegetarian recipes).
• SHG Women have got proper training at National Meat Research Centre (NMRC), Hyderabad.
36 YSR Aarogyasri Aasara Scheme

Aim: It is aimed at providing Post-Operative Sustenance allowance of Rs 225 per day or Rs 5000 per
month.
Key Features:
• The scheme will be applicable if the treatment expenditure crosses Rs 1,000.

• It will be applicable in more than 130 super speciality hospitals in Hyderabad, Bangalore and
Chennai , apart from hospitals in the state.
• 510 kinds of medicines will be available in government hospitals from December 15th 2019.
• WHO standard medicines will be available in all government hospitals from next April.
37 Nadu Nedu Scheme

Aim: It aims at transforming government schools into vibrant and competitive institutions
Key Features:
• This programme has been launched to introduce English medium from classes 1 to 6 in state-
run schools.
• Under the scheme, the government will transform all its schools with the required
infrastructure, including setting up English Labs, besides providing basic amenities like
furniture, toilets, running water, compound wall, blackboard, renovation.
• This programme will ensure involvement of parents' committees and a clean environment in
schools.
• In the first phase, the 'Nadu-Nedu' programme will be implemented in 15,715 schools.
• It will cover all schools in three years under a budget of Rs 12,000 crores. For the first year in
the initial phase, Rs 3,500 crores will be spent for infrastructure development.
• It has been announced that the government will introduce another scheme called 'Amma
Vodi' in January 2020 to give incentives to mothers who send their children to school and
continue their education till class 12.
38 Mukhya Mantri Septic Tank Safai Yojana

Launched By: Delhi
Aim: To enable citizen to get their septic tanks cleaned for free
Key Features:
• The Delhi government would issue a tender for the hiring of an agency which would be assisted
by officials of the Delhi Jal Board and other government agencies concerned for
technologically-assisted cleaning of septic tanks.
• A helpline number will be issued on which citizens will be able to ask for the service.
• The objective is to ensure that those forced to be a part of the manual scavenging trade do
not have to put their lives at risk.
39 Saubhagyavati Scheme
Aim: To provide electricity to poor people
Key Features:
• The poor people will have to pay a fixed amount every month for electricity.
• Using of power will not affect the monthly electricity bills.

40 Sarana Balyam Scheme
Launched By: Kerala
Aim: To rescue children from child labour and begging.
41 Bhamashah Swasthya Bima Yojana

Launched By: Rajasthan
Aim: It is a health insurance scheme which aims to provide quality healthcare for the state’s citizens
Key Features:
• It is a cashless scheme that provides financial security against various medical threats faced by
poor families in Rajasthan.
• This scheme is primarily designed for the benefit of people living in rural areas.
• This insurance cover ensures that the overall health status of the state is improved through
effective measures.
• The insured can obtain treatment benefits up to Rs.30,000 for general illnesses and Rs.3 lakh
for critical illnesses.
42 One Family, One Job

Launched By: Sikkim
Aim: To provide one government job for every family in the state.
43 Mukhyamantri Yuva Swabhiman Yojana

Aim: To provide employment for youth
Key Features:
• The scheme guarantees 100 days of employment every year to urban youths from
economically weaker sections (EWS).
• The youth would get Rs 4,000 stipend per month and total Rs 13,500 for the 100 days period
would be provided.
• During this period, they would be given skill development training, so that they become
independent.
• The scheme defines Economically weaker sections as those whose family’s annual income is
less than Rs 2 lakh and the scheme is limited to youth in the age group 21-30 years.
44 Tell Didi (Didi Ke Bolo)

Launched By: West Bengal
Aim: To provide a platform for the people of West Bengal to directly lodge concerns or complaints
to the state chief minister
45 Mo College Programme
Launched By: Odisha
Aim: To promote and facilitate volunteers to give back to Alma Maters (the university, school, or
college that one formerly attended)
46 Vhali Dikri Yojna


Aim: To improve the sex ratio of girl child in the state to achieve gender equality
Key Features:
• It is a statewide cash incentive scheme for every girl child born in Gujarat.
• The State Government will pay:
(i) Rs. 4,000 to every girl child at the time of admission to Standard 4th,
(ii) Rs. 6,000 at the time of taking admission to Standard IX,
(iii) Rs. 1-lakh at the time of taking admission for higher education at the age of 18 and
(iv) Rs. 1-lakh at the time of marriage.
47 Mission Shakti
Aim: To train athletes from tribal areas for international sports events such as Olympics.
Key Features:
• The mission is directed towards 6 sporting disciplines namely- archery, shooting, volleyball,
swimming, weightlifting and gymnastics.
• It will help Maharashtra government to hunt for talented athletes in remote areas of
Chandrapur and Gadchiroli.
• International-quality facilities will be provided with a view to increase our medal tally in
Olympics.
48 Village Volunteers System

Aim: It aims at providing government services at doorsteps of people
Key Features:
• Basic idea behind implementing scheme is to infuse confidence among people in government
and to see that their basic needs are met at their door-steps.
• Village secretariats would be set up in each village to deliver governance to people in 72 hours.
• The scheme will involve more than 2.8 lakh volunteers. Under it, 1 volunteer will cover 50
families in each village. Identity cards will be given to each volunteer and they would get an
allowance of Rs.5000 per month.
• Volunteers will 1st identify beneficiaries, get to know their problems, and then describe and
outline schemes being provided by government for them.
• Toll-free telephone number 1902 would be set up at call centre in Chief Minister Office (CMO)
to receive grievances of people.
49 Mahatma Gandhi Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana (MGSSBY)

Launched By: Punjab
Aim: To provide health insurance to the poor people
Key Features:
• Punjab government has launched MGSSBY for poor by clubbing Centre’s Pradhan Mantri Jan
Arogya Yojana (PMJAY) plan with its own.
• With launch of this scheme, Punjab has become 1st state to offer medical insurance for such
a large proportion of its population.

50 Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojana
Launched By: New Delhi
Aim: To provide free coaching to SC/ST students in preparation for examinations conducted by
UPSC, DSSSB, SSC, Railway Recruitment Board and others.
Recent Update: On 3rd September, the Delhi cabinet has given approval to include students of Other
Backward Caste (OBCs) and general category in the Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojana and
also to increase the financial assistance from Rs 40,000 to Rs 1 lakh for coaching of competitive
examinations.
51 Pasupu-Kumkuma Scheme
Aim: To provide financial assistance to women victims, registered with Self Help Groups (SHGs)
Key Features:
• The primary objective of the scheme is to promote the social and economic empowerment of
women in the state.
• Under this scheme, the beneficiaries of SHGs Groups will be provided with Rs. 10,000 in three
phases.
• The beneficiaries are also provided with a smartphone to enable them to avail government
services on a digital platform.
52 Mukhya Mantri Vriddha Pension Yojana

Launched By: Bihar
Aim: To provide pension to poor people above 60 years of age in the state.
Key Features:
• Poor people above 60 years of age will get Rs 400 per month and those above 80 years will get
Rs 500 per month.
• The scheme will not cover retired government employees.
53 Ama Ghare LED

Launched By: Odisha
Key Features:
• Under the scheme, about 95 lakh families in the State will each get four LED bulbs free of cost.
• Under the scheme, 9-watt LED bulbs will be distributed to the beneficiaries registered under
the National Food Security Act (NFSA) and the State Food Security Scheme (SFSC).
• Odisha Power Transmission Corporation Ltd (OPTCL) will implement the scheme and the bulbs
will be distributed through camps and PDS outlets across the State.
54 Madhu Babu Pension Yojana Scheme

Launched By: Odisha
Aim: To improve the social security of old age, widows and handicapped people who receive a very
low income to make their living.
Key Features:
• The applicants up to 79 years would receive a pension amount of Rs. 300 every month.
• The applicants above 80 years of age would receive a pension amount of Rs. 500 every month.
• The recipients receive the amount on 15th of every month to the respective bank account.
55 Chullah Free and Smoke Free Maharashtra

Aim: It aimed at providing smoke-free environment in the kitchen for women.
Key Features:
• The scheme will target the women who have not benefited under the Ujjwala or any other LPG
distribution scheme.
• The pilot project will be implemented in Naxal- affected areas as well as the districts where
farmer suicide rate is high.
56 Jal Amrutha Scheme

Launched By: Karnataka
Aim: To make people aware of the importance of conserving water and to prompt them to come up
with ways to avoid wastage of water.
Key Features:
• Under the scheme, state government aims to rejuvenate 14,000 waterbodies and building
12,000 check dams in next 2 years.
• Karnataka government has also declared 2019 as the Year of Water.
57 Atal Aahar Yojana

Key Feature:
• Under the scheme, construction workers will be provided nutritious food at their workplace
for just Rs 5.
58 Mukhya Mantri Karigar Sahayata

Launched By: Odisha
Aim: To provide financial support every month to boost the morale of Craftsman.
Key Features:
• A senior craftsman will get a monthly allowance of Rs. 800 per month.
• If the age of a craftsman is more than 80 years of age, then he will receive an allowance of Rs.
1,000 per month.
59 Mukhya Mantri Aanchal Amrit Yojana
Launched By: Uttarakhand
Aim: To provide milk at the Anganwadi Centres.
Key Features:
• Under the scheme, 2.5 lakh children at 20,000 Anganwadi Centres in the state will be given
100 ml milk twice a week for free.
• Flavoured, sweet, skimmed milk powder will be made available to the 20,000 Anganwadi
Centres across the state.
• Children under six years of age in every Anganwadi Centres are eligible under the scheme.

60 Yuvashree Arpan Scheme
Launched By: West Bengal
Aim: To provide financial assistance to encourage entrepreneurship among youth in the state.
Key Features:
• Under the scheme, eligible youth will get an assistance of Rs. 1 lakh for setting up new
enterprise.
• The scheme promotes self-employment and creates employment opportunities in different
fields.
• Under this scheme, around 50,000 youth will get assistance to start their business venture.
61 Mukhya Mantri Kaushal Samvardhan Yojana

Aim: To provide skill training programs for youth as per the employment oriented national standards.
Key Features:
• Skill enhancement training programs being conducted by various departments to increase
quality and employment opportunities in training by bringing certification, uniformity.
• Women or men over 15 years of age are eligible under the scheme.
62 Kushal Yuva Program

Launched By: Bihar
Aim: To enhance the employability of the youth of Bihar which would add further value to the various
domain specific training endeavors of the State.
63 Emission Trading Scheme

Aim: It aims to create markets for particulate matter, which is globally the single greatest threat to
human life.
64 Mukhyamantri Kirayedar Bijli Meter Yojana

Launched By: Delhi
Key Features:
• Under the scheme, tenants residing in Delhi will avail power subsidy.
• Tenants will get a prepaid meter using rent agreement and current address proof. They will
have to deposit Rs 3000 as a security money.
• They will get a separate power meter through which they can avail subsidised power.
65 Aponar Apon Ghar

Launched By: Assam
Aim: It is a loan subsidy scheme which aims to provide financial assistance on purchase or
construction of the first house for a family.
Key Features:

• The subsidy up to 2 lakh 50 thousand rupees will be provided for loan amounts from five lakh
to 40 lakh rupees.
• This scheme is meant for the loan sanctioned in this financial year.
• The loan should have been sanctioned before March 31, 2019.
66 Abhinandan Education Loan Subsidy Scheme

Launched By: Assam
Aim: It is a loan subsidy scheme which aims to provide financial assistance to students for higher
studies.
Key Features:
• Under the scheme, Assam Government will provide a one-time subsidy of Rs 50,000 to
students who have availed education loan for higher studies.
• The education loan should have been availed from a commercial or regional rural bank
recognized by the Reserve Bank of India.
• The education loan should be of a minimum of Rs 1 lakh.
67 Free Drugs Scheme for 651 Tea Garden Hospital

Launched By: Assam
Aim: The scheme aims to reduce the burden of out of pocket expenditure of tea garden population
and making quality drugs accessible to them.
Key Features:
• The scheme was launched for providing medicines, including 142 essential drugs free of cost
to the hospitals in the state’s tea gardens.
• An amount of Rs 20 crore would be spent every year for the scheme.
68 #10Hafte10Baje10Minute Campaign
Launched By: Delhi
Aim: To fight against dengue
Key Features:
• Delhi CM has appealed to Delhi residents to give 10 minutes every Sunday from September 1
till November 15, to ensure there is no stagnant water in their houses or surroundings to
prevent the breeding of dengue-career mosquitoes.
• After inspecting your home at 10am, call 10 of your friends and encourage them too to inspect
their homes.
69 Champions Campaign
Launched By: Delhi
Aim: To fight against dengue and encourage people’s participation in the campaign.
Key Feature:
• Delhi CM urged people to encourage their friends to inspect their homes on Sunday to clean
stagnant water.
70 Tatpar Mobile App

Launched By: Delhi

Developed By: Delhi Police
Aim: To facilitate delivery of citizen centric services
Key Features:
• Tatpar app is a one-stop destination for access to over 50 citizen-centric services.
• The newly-integrated one-touch mobile app brings together all the websites and mobile
applications of the Delhi Police and over 50 services.
• These services can now be accessed with a single touch in the app.
71 Mukhya Mantri Seva Sankalp Helpline ‘1100’

Launched By: Himachal Pradesh
Aim: To provide timely help to the citizens of the state
Key Features:
• All citizens of the state will be able to resolve their complaints and problems by calling this
helpline.
• The progress of complaints received in the through the helpline will be monitored. Complaints
can be registered on the helpline from 7 am to 10 pm.
• All the officers have to resolve the complaint within seven days to 14 days. If the deadline is
exceeded or the complainant is not satisfied then the problem will be sent to the next level.
72 ‘Jan Soochna Portal’

Aim: The aim is to bring transparency and accountability and empower the right of the people to seek
information.
Key Features:
• ‘Jan Soochna Portal’ has been launched under Rajasthan Innovation Mission (RAJIV).
• Rajasthan becomes the first state in the country to provide information about a dozen
departments on a single platform.
73 Mukhya Mantri Dal Poshit Yojana

Aim: To provide ration card holders 2 kg of pulses at subsidized rates every month.
74 Mukhyamantri Vyapari Samuhik Niji Durghatna Beema Yojana

Aim: To provide insurance coverage to the trading community
Key Features:
• The selected beneficiaries will be provided with a maximum coverage amount of Rs.5 lakhs, as
per the turnover slabs.
• In case of death of the beneficiary, then his/her family members can claim the full amount that
has been stated in the insurance paper.
• In case of permanent disability of the beneficiary in the accident, then the 100% insurance
coverage will be provided to the beneficiary.

75 Mukhyamantri Vyapari Kshatipurti Beema Yojana
Aim: To provide insurance coverage to all registered small/ medium traders, shopkeepers and self-
employed persons
76 Project Gaushala
Aim: To protect abandoned cows
Key Feature:
• People can adopt a cow for a minimum period of 15 days and can go on supporting it till
animal’s lifetime.
77 Ayushman Bharat – Mahtama Gandhi Rajasthan Swasthya Bima Yojana

(AB-MGRSBY)
Aim: To offer free treatment to those who fall in the financially weaker sections.
Key Features:
• The beneficiaries of this scheme can attain treatment at specified hospitals. As for the medical
expenses, the Rajasthan government will reimburse the bills.
• The validity of the cashless medical insurance policy will get over after one year. A new
premium payment will activate the scheme for the successive year.
78 ABADHA (Augmentation of Basic Amenities and Development of Heritage

and Architecture) Scheme
Launched By: Odisha
Aim: To transform Puri into a world heritage city
79 Mo Parivar Programme
Launched By: Odisha
Aim: It is aimed at encouraging environment protection, blood donation and the welfare of Odias in
distress.
Focus Area:
• Environment
• Health Care Services
• Assistance to poor and deprived people
80 Strategic Action Plan

Launched By: Odisha with support from UNICEF and United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
Aim: To end child marriage in Odisha
81 No Government Jobs for those with more than two kids starting from 2021
Launched By: Assam
• It will become effective from 1st January 2021.

82 YSR Rythu Bharosa – PM Kisan Yojana
Aim: To reduce the debts of the farmers
Key Feature:
• Under the scheme, a sum of Rs 13,500 per annum in 3 installments will be provide to the
farmers in which the contribution of the State government is Rs 7,500 and the contribution of
the Central Government is Rs 6,000.
83 YSR Kanti Velugu Scheme

Key Feature:
• Under this scheme, the natives of Andhra Pradesh can screen their eyes free of cost and
spectacles will also be provided.
• It is a part of the Fit India Movement.
84 YSR Vahana Mitra

Aim: To provide financial assistance of Rs 10,000 per annum to auto-rickshaw and cab owner
85 Farishte Dilli Ke
Launched By: Delhi
Aim: It aimed at felicitating citizens who take accident victims to hospitals.
Key Feature:
• Under the scheme, the government provides a reward of Rs 2,000 and a certificate to a good
samaritan for taking the accident victims to a hospital.
86 Mukhya Mantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana

Aim: It aims to empower the girl child
Key Features:
• If a girl child is born, then that family will get a total of Rs 15,000 at different stages on
graduation from birth.
• Maximum two daughters in the family will get the benefit.
87 Urjagiri Campaign
Aim: It aims at stopping power theft and saving
88 Mukhyamantri Suposhan Abhiyaan

Aim: It aims to provide fresh and nutritious food to malnourished children and anemic women with
the help of panchayats and self-help groups

89 Mukhyamantri Haat Bazaar Clinic Yojana
Aim: It aims to provide health facilities in remote tribal and forest areas of the state
90 Mukhyamantri Shahariya Slum Swasthya Yojana

Aim: It aims to provide mobile medical team along with available health facilities to cater to health
care needs of people living in slum areas.
91 Universal PDS Scheme

Key Features:
• Families with single member will be eligible for 10 kg rice per month, a family of two members
will get 20 kg rice per month and family of three and more than three members will get 35 kg
rice per month at the cost of Rs 10 per kg.
• General category families (taxpayers and non-taxpayers) will also be eligible for food grains
92 Mukhyamantri Ward Karyalaya

Aim: To provide immediate availability of citizen services and facilities to people according to their
demands.

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ECONOMIC & SOCIAL ISSUES

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Scheme Budget Estimates 2020-21 (In Crores)

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We shall be covering the schemes grouped into 5 parts:

Part 2- Schemes related to Health and Education

Part 4- Drinking Water & Sanitation, Urbanization and Poverty Alleviation

Part 5- Schemes launched by different state/UTs in 2019 and 2020

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2 Mukhyamantri Parivar Samridhi Yojana

3 YSR Pension Kanuka Doorstep Pension Scheme

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4 Jana Sevaka Initiative

5 Intivadhakey Pension Scheme

6 Mukhyamantri Paryatan Samvardhan Yojana

7 Sishu Suraksha App

8 Arundhati Swarna Yojana

9 Damini Helpline Service

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12 YSR Law Nestham Scheme

13 YSR Aasaraa Scheme

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17 Shiv Bhojan Scheme

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19 Amma Vodi Scheme

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20 Youth Empowerment and Support (YES) Scheme

21 Amma Youth Sports Scheme

22 Breast Cancer screening initiative

23 Swasthya Sakhi Project

Aim: To insulate school campuses from drugs

26 ‘Mukhyamantri Karmachari Swasthya Bima Yojana

29 Cyber Safe Women

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36 YSR Aarogyasri Aasara Scheme

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37 Nadu Nedu Scheme

38 Mukhya Mantri Septic Tank Safai Yojana

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41 Bhamashah Swasthya Bima Yojana

42 One Family, One Job

43 Mukhyamantri Yuva Swabhiman Yojana

44 Tell Didi (Didi Ke Bolo)

46 Vhali Dikri Yojna

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48 Village Volunteers System

49 Mahatma Gandhi Sarbat Sehat Bima Yojana (MGSSBY)

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52 Mukhya Mantri Vriddha Pension Yojana

53 Ama Ghare LED

54 Madhu Babu Pension Yojana Scheme

55 Chullah Free and Smoke Free Maharashtra

56 Jal Amrutha Scheme

57 Atal Aahar Yojana

58 Mukhya Mantri Karigar Sahayata

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61 Mukhya Mantri Kaushal Samvardhan Yojana

62 Kushal Yuva Program